Sheep and goats die but milk production is up
The sheep and goat pox disease that broke out in August 2024 has devastated flocks across the country, especially in the central region of Thessaly, still recovering from the great storm of 2023.
No government? No problem, voters say
More than seven in 10 respondents (71%) in an opinion poll published exclusively by Kathimerini believe that it is unlikely or impossible that the next national election will produce a viable government.
Greek households’ real incomes still below 2004 levels, Eurostat data show
Two decades after Greece basked in the euphoria of the 2004 Athens Olympics and its surprise Euro 2004 soccer triumph, Greek households today have less real disposable income than they did then, despite the country’s exit from austerity programs in 2018 and a recent period of rising wages and falling unemployment.
Greeks’ targets for this Black Friday
A new survey by Klarna, on a sample of 1,000 consumers aged 18-77, reveals a significantly heightened shopping appetite among Greek consumers for 2025’s Black Friday.
Apartment prices seen up 7.7% in Q3
Apartment prices are estimated to have increased on average by 7.7% in the third quarter of 2025.
Fiscal figures cause concern in Cyprus
The slowdown in revenue collection was partially offset by modest increases in both direct and indirect taxes.
Thessaloniki port’s Pier 6 expansion to boost commercial and geopolitical role, CEO says
The expansion of Pier 6 at Thessaloniki port, which will considerably upgrade its commercial and geopolitical importance, is expected to be ready by mid-2029, and the projects linking it to the road and railroad network by 2030 the latest, Thessaloniki Port Authority (ThPA) CEO Ioannis Tsaras said on Tuesday.
Is there a little wolf in your Chihuahua?
In the beginning, there was only Tasha. Twenty years ago, the purebred boxer became the first domestic dog to have her genome sequenced, ushering in a new era in canine genetics.
Fifteen Greek agri-food exporters participate in China International Import Expo
Fifteen export companies in the agri-food sector made up the Greek participation in the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE), which took place in Shanghai from November 5 to 10 and was organized by Enterprise Greece.
The value of memory
In politics, memory is not just valuable from a historical perspective. Especially when it concerns recent events that involved people who are still seeking to play a role on the political stage, it acts as a measure for the present.